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Unstoppable Marta Garcia at F1 Academy: Double pole at Cheste
Marta Garcia (PREMA RACING) won the double pole position in the second round of F1 Academywill take place this weekend Circuit of the Valencian Community Ricardo Tormo de CesteMarta was fastest in the two qualifying sessions used to set the starting grid for races 1 (Saturday) and 3 (Sunday). In Race 2, Marta will start eighth in reverse order to the regulations. Denia’s rider set a best time of 1:34.802 in the first session and 1:34.489 in the second.
In the first session, Marta retained first place for the second fastest lap despite having her personal record for fastest lap canceled due to exceeding track limits. This shows that he was maxed out at each corner as everything is so compressed at Cheste.
With these results, Marta already have a total of four pole positions at the start of the championship, from which they are defending their lead.
“I am very happy to repeat the pole position. It is special to do it at home, but it also increases the pressure on the starting position.In the first session we had a problem with the starter motor and the car was did not start. They fixed it and were able to focus again, even though they were one lap short of the rest. I didn’t even know if I could get out! I never thought I’d do it first.”commented Alicante.
“They warned us many times not to go over the limits of the track. In the second session I was able to push well and was always on the line. Everyone has tight fists, pay attention to the track limits,” he added.
“It’s great to be the leader at your home circuit, but the weekend starts tomorrow and ends on Sunday when the points are distributed. The goal for the first race is to start well, push and win. The race has the same purpose as Spielberg: take risks with your head. It’s very hot here, but I’m used to the climate, I know the track, I know where to push more and how to manage my energy. Please provide some support! ‘ he concluded his comment.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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